Mercy Health is a healthcare provider offering medical services and treatments across various specialties and conditions.

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Bon Secours Mercy Health

Mercy College of Ohio

At Mercy Health, we understand that every family is a universe. A network of people who love, and support, and count on one other to be there. Everybody means the world to someone and we are committed to care for others so they can be there for the ones they love. With nearly 35,000 employees across regions of Ohio and Kentucky, we’re one of the largest health care systems in the country. At each of our more than 600 points of care, we deliver high-quality, compassionate care with one united purpose: to help our patients be well in mind, body and spirit.

For the fourth year in a row, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) have once again recognized Mercy Health – Urbana Hospital (Urbana, Ohio) with the prestigious 5-star rating in this year’s Overall Hospital Quality Star. It was one of only 381 hospitals nationwide to be recognized with a rating of five stars, putting Mercy Health – Urbana among the top facilities in the nation.

“Four years at five stars is absolutely a testament to the compassionate and comprehensive care provided at Mercy Health – Urbana Hospital. It speaks to the steadfast commitment of our entire team – every department and every associate, working together towards the common goal of being good help to those in need. I’m so proud of this achievement, and I want to thank the community for continuing to entrust their healthcare to us,” said Jamie Houseman, President of Mercy Health – Urbana Hospital.

According to CMS, the Star Ratings were designed to drive systematic improvements in care and safety.

St. Joseph Warren Hospital (Warren, Ohio) recently held a blessed double anniversary celebration for the entire team. The celebration recognized the Sisters of the Humility of Mary 170th anniversary and St. Joseph Warren Hospital’s 100th anniversary.

The celebration event was held in the St. Joseph Warren Hospital Healing Garden the day before Humility of Mary Day on July 17.  Humility of Mary Day is a central celebration for the Sisters of the Humility of Mary. It marks the anniversary of when, in 1854, the Sisters of the Humility of Mary were founded.

This event featured a much-anticipated opening of 1980’s capsule and burying 2024 capsule. Some of the special items unearthed in the historic capsule included:

•    1953 annual report book
•    A 1954 St. Joseph Newsettte pamphlet
•    1954 list of Sisters 
•    Copies from the Warren Tribune 
•    An employee recognition dinner program 
•    Project 80s expansion program for the old St. Joseph Riverside Hospital
•    A rooster of employees in 1981
•    Inside Riverside newsletter publications
•    1980s annual report 
•    Various nursing pins and religious charms and medals for uniforms

The team enjoyed selecting items to include in the 2024 capsule for future generations to find, they selected items including our Weekly Huddle newsletters, anniversary items including a tumbler, an employee badge and clip, prayer cards and programs, a onesie from the solar eclipse and Mercy Health solar sunglasses and a proclamation from the City of Warren and several nursing Magnet pins.

A Mass was held followed by a special “Visit with the Sisters” reception.

The team was grateful for this special event to give thanks for the Sisters of the Humility of Mary as such a special community of women. Our rich tradition as a Catholic Health ministry recognizes their legacy and building on their good work is an important part of who we are. Together we celebrated their essential legacy at St. Joseph Warren Hospital and the vital role of the hospital in serving our community for the past 100 years.

Michael Kasten, MD is a physician in our Cincinnati market. Recently he dedicated an afternoon to demonstrating the impact of robotics in his practice at the Thoracic Oncology Mobile Experience Open House. 

Local college programs were welcomed to delve into groundbreaking innovation tailored to revolutionize lung cancer care. These students had an exclusive chance to witness firsthand the transformative capabilities of Ion and da Vinci robotics.

For the third consecutive year, Mercy Health – Springfield Regional Medical Center (Springfield, Ohio) has received the American Heart Association’s Gold Plus Get with The Guidelines®-Stroke Quality Achievement Award. This recognition honors our commitment to ensuring stroke patients receive the most appropriate treatment according to nationally recognized, research-based guidelines, ultimately leading to more lives saved and reduced disability.

“Mercy Health - Springfield Regional Medical Center is committed to providing the highest quality stroke care by following the latest treatment guidelines,” said Chase Collins, Director of Neurosciences for Mercy Health. “Get With The Guidelines makes it easier for our teams to put proven knowledge and guidelines to work on a daily basis, which studies show can help patients recover better. Being recognized yet again in this way just reiterates our commitment to improve the lives of those we serve by enabling them to live a longer and healthier life.”

Mercy Health – Springfield Regional Medical Center also received the American Heart Association’s Target: Type 2 Diabetes™ Honor Roll award. Target: Type 2 Diabetes aims to ensure patients with Type 2 diabetes, who might be at higher risk for complications, receive the most up-to-date, evidence-based care when hospitalized due to stroke.

We asked Vincent Matthews, Director of Mission at Mercy Health – St Charles Hospital (Toledo, Ohio) , about what our mission means to him. Here’s his heartfelt response:

“Our mission is to extend the compassionate ministry of Jesus… The word compassion, a core value, is committing to be present in suffering. Our mission responds to suffering by meeting a person’s needs with genuine respect, kindness and understanding. Compassion is not just a feeling – it requires action.

The mission means to promote human dignity, life, spirituality, and provide support to people of all faiths, backgrounds, and ethnicities. I uphold the mission by being a compassionate listener and doing everything in my power to help. I believe that every patient deserves the best care, regardless of their life circumstances and resources. I strive to live our mission daily!”

Our society can try to convince us that life is about ourselves. In this “Mission Moment,” it is helpful to be reminded that true happiness flows, not from focus on self, but through the relationships we develop and the purpose of a better world we can pursue together.

At Mercy Health, our Mission extends compassionate care beyond the walls of our hospitals and medical facilities. We are committed to providing good help to those in need no matter the time or the place. We’d like to share encouraging and inspiring quotes on our social media channels. It is our hope that these "Mission Moments" will provide you with encouragement no matter where you are in life. #MissionMoments

We sat down for a few minutes and asked John-Emmett Mahon, MD with Mercy Health - Midtown Pediatrics a few questions to see how well he knows the Paducah, Kentucky area. 

Check out the video to see how many questions he got right!

Wishing you and your family a wonderful Fourth of July!

Today marks the 55th anniversary of the Stonewall Inn police raids in New York City, which served as a catalyst to paving the way toward equality for the LGBTQ+ community.

At Bon Secours/Mercy Health, we strive to provide a culture where all are welcome. Our commitment to fostering an inclusive ministry helps us better connect with our patients, communities, partners and each other.

This commitment, rooted in our value of Human Dignity, reflects our belief that every person is a treasure, every life a sacred gift, every human being a unity of body, mind and spirit.

We share this prayer from The Catholic Health Association of the United States (CHA). https://bit.ly/3NsBu8E

We commemorate Juneteenth as a ministry committed to human dignity and equality and reflect on this day with this prayer.

God of liberation,
Today we celebrate Juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery in America. Open our eyes that we might recognize in each other sisters and brothers with a common origin and a shared destiny. May this great celebration of liberty and life inspire us to continue the work of justice and freedom, pursuing and promoting the dignity of all. We pray in the name of God who strengthens us in our quest for love and light. Amen.

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